Windows10 Memory Management BSOD

[EnRage]

Hey there,

 

I built my new PC just a few days ago, spent some days to install a few programms and finally wanted to play some games yesterday. Unfortunately after a few minutes in-game I get a bluescreen saying ,,MEMORY MANAGEMENT'' or ,, SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION'' (most of the time it says MEMORY MANAGEMENT). After I get the first bluescreen, the PC restarts and I get more bluescreens right after I get on the Desktop. After a few bluescreens, I am able to work and play on the Computer for quite some time.

 

I don't know exactly if it is caused by the RAM itself or some driver. I did some memtests without any errors.

 

Does anyone know how else I could find out what the problem is? Could there be other components causing this Problem?

 

I would like to attach dumpfiles, but this site does not allow that kind of file.

 

 

 

 

Thank you so much for helping me

[burnttoastnice]

Unfortunately after a few minutes in-game I get a bluescreen saying ,,MEMORY MANAGEMENT'' or ,, SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION'' (most of the time it says MEMORY MANAGEMENT). After I get the first bluescreen, the PC restarts and I get more bluescreens right after I get on the Desktop. After a few bluescreens, I am able to work and play on the Computer for quite some time

 

I think your computer ran out of RAM while trying to cache files into RAM space that it thought was empty. Memory leaks can also cause this kind of BSOD. How much RAM does your system have & how much programs launch at startup? Disable all the programs that launch at startup via Task Manager (don't disable your av), disabling trays such as Intel and Realtek Audio, those are only frontend interfaces for the drivers which initialise at boot time.

 

 

See if you encounter the same BSOD issues

[manikyath]

sfc /scannow

in an admin CMD window

 

just to make sure windows files are okay.

[EnRage]

Should've told my specs...sorry

 

Intel Core i7 6700k

AS Rock Extreme 6+

GTX 980 Ti Superclocked ACX 2.0

32GB HyperX DDR4 RAM 2800 MHz

Windows 10 Pro

Corsair RM750i

[ionbasa]

Follow the BSOD posting instructions here: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/354634-bsod-posting-instructions-please-read/

You'll have to upload the zipped files somewhere like Dropbox, Onedrive, Mega, etc.